Concierge Doctors in Oregon

Oregon ranks thirtieth nationally for concierge medicine practices. NextMD lists 38 practices across 16 cities, with an average membership of $129/mo per month.

Portland's average physician wait is 55 days (AMN Healthcare, 2025), the third worst in the country after Boston (67 days) and Seattle (62 days). This severe access gap drives demand for concierge and DPC practices.

Portland (8 practices) has a distinctive community-focused market. The Biemer Clinic ($38-$116/month age-tiered, 2 physicians, founded 2008, 2 locations) is one of the most affordable concierge practices in the country and specializes in longevity and aging athlete care. AIM Health ($50-$135/month age-tiered, 7 physicians) is the largest by physician count and accepts Medicare and most insurance. PridePoint Health (DPC, LGBTQ+-focused, PrEP and STI care, gender-affirming, Health Equity Fund) and Shanks Primary Care ($125/month DPC, gender-affirming, house calls, Spanish-speaking) reflect Portland's equity-oriented healthcare culture. Renew Family Medicine ($109/month DPC, English and Vietnamese, USCIS Civil Surgeon) serves immigrant communities. MD2 Portland (50 families per doctor, founded 1996) is currently not accepting.

Bend (2 practices) serves Central Oregon's outdoor recreation corridor. OHSU Health (academic, Level I trauma, Knight Cancer Institute with a $500 million donation) is the state's leading hospital system.

A national actuarial study found that concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often than traditional patients. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, Oregon is affordable with one of the lowest entry points nationally at $38/month.